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20 CENTS A WEET" ALBANY, OREGON, TUESDAY; JULY ,5 IsJHfT WwZv.XO. 46
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Exclusive Affcacv for Ju Ludlow Fiaa Shoes-
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ALBANY BAKERY.
parker 6ros.; proprietors.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND-
CAKE FOR-.-.WEDDINGS-
-.FRESH FRUIT- BER-V
RIE AND VEGETABLES
Choice Table Delicacies and a Full
Line of Fancy and Jtanle Groceries and Pro
Yions, Canned Goods,vNuts, Candies. Etc., Etc.
A Full Line of Imported
V. L DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE. OCNTLCMKN.
DESTJMTHEjyVORLD..
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-FOR-
CHICKENS
- $5.00 PES D0ZE1T,-
EGGS IS CENTS.
MhUu- Jb Garrett.
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.NSURXNE CO OK
Albany Okeoon
CAPITAL MMH.
rAiit i r triTt u.msm.
OFFICERS.
Priidnt W. F. Read.
Vice-President-J. O. WriUiaan.
Treasurer J. L. Cowan.
SecivUrv J. K. KMerkic.
DIBECfSBS.
R. . Mraliaii, J. L. Cowan, J.
O. Writsman.
F. Hiinnson. W
F. Read.J. K.
L. Foley, John
Stern nerg.
Vealerfird, L.
Burnett and St
Safe. Sound f uonservative
A Square Company,
Managed by Square Men,
Patronized by bquare People
pwrscaiza Horn Enterprise
EARLS
Drv 6of ds-Notiors
LADlfcS AND GENTS
MSHINGS
oomplotc line ot
BOOTS
andSllllKS'ltarkhart A' Wd
Fot prii trado at
the defy comuiti)u.
prices j
Give!
us a call .mil buy your aboee of j
. . t bedrock price. , Go 1 !
da an J square dwell;';, j
FRESH BAKED
V.vBREADv.V
w IhrmetHv Cifnrtt.
For Side
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K. W. UtM
COWAN RALSTON UXD CHAIBERLAIN
Albany, ; - Oryon
Transacts s Knnt bwklnf buiiu..
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Uco and I'ortlanil, Or.
Loan moBsj on spprorsd seeurlK.
Rcivr doposiw auojMt to CMii.
Collections entrusted to us 1U
pr ui.' attenttoi
BANK OF OREu'p.V,
ALBANY, OREGON.
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nt scroti:
H. Whtast, J. W. Rlaim,
Or . Ili'MpriRcr, H. Stewabt,
E.J Lakkixg. H. F. MaaaiLL.
Ins:, and All LadUrs iiarw-.,U wawl
a eralrr at Ibr
JapaneseBazaarttore
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AfBtora oti Fml Itml uait tr HpMMt A
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1. A. CBOWDEE.
C. W.
COWB.
CROWDER BROS
Contractor -and Builders.
Office on First street with Wal
lace A Cusick, real estate agents,
Albany, Oregon. Estimates given
on all kinds of buildings or carpen-
ter work. All work intrusted to
us w ill he promptly executed.
in trusted to
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Bujiim lour Propertjj
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Ttie Real fcatat 9am. itti j
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Wiliiimette fallyilp
V ! met, 5.00'J
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They have iandn vl
tionf for !a?e ut thti
iY dr-M!
vrt lowtsti.
prievs and o) t'if- tMl
terms.
"r"",
YLee uiii flr.e biBins in i ti-h the latter i;all attention
stitall tracts o' tinier w truit o the proH-r.pttye duty on Anier
UndP nenr the citv, hit h e ar f ' Hour by .spam entering Cui.a.
orterir, at a jtreii?. Hat-rific. Th: 1 oth,:r rtu-les of American growth
propertv lii-s mar the citv. and in
ih v;.r W .!. !.. xrtvrir..t iv i
of which U set r.at ta fruit. !
!0!TY PROPERTY
We iidVt? a la.'ge lie". '. .-fiOU:?
t'ui.ut'.w Liik' proper, v
U i sale including the Gokra park
.
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addition, The tjeut, neat st an
criet'oet't an'itirnari iro; ert'" ou
tbw istE:l eU" . K-t in vus addi'.ioii
w:l! d ubi in valii- in. lew iho
3AST PATIfiESITS-
R IIP'--? ART K KlrPMIPV l(fu! competition in the markets of
DU,:,ni X liCKUCI,! itbecomeBUH.theiefore,
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f jl.
INSURANCE ACEKTS. i
ALBAXV, OREtiON
Towernl itv lVilsou,
RSALtStATK BRORKIH,
INSURANCE AMD LOANS.
Kirfit Itti ii mt T
Merchant Inauranoei Co. AJbanv.
lOregou.
Agent for the
ante Companies :
loil-Owtng Icsur-
JEtna Insurance Ck-ropany, of
Hartford, Connecticut : total as'ete
9.780,751.ft5.
The Guardian Assurance Com
The Columbia Fir ami Marine.
TOWNSEND 4 WILSON.
DrGa
TOB BALK BT :,"'DHUOOIHT.
"Some nionths pjro I rjurchatd a
box of Dr. J. P. 31il Catarrh Cure for
obt own use ru flu dim it m nephew,
C. A. M'Mitbai utdJ.i)t sut-h mtdl'
cine I let bim bare if i:ox of medi
cine. Hi now sred !for three more
boxes. Baying- It i tbe bear thln for
ratsrrti cer trid by hia: and bis
friende. jrot another bei to vtr la
niy rs, snd chmfulBy rtH otnmrsd it
totli rs.
(8Uned. JOHS VIcM AHAK,
Ex-C'oanty Ceatmissioner Lsue Ca.
Oregim.
SprincflaM Lane caaatT.Orea-ea .
"r-f J, v, Johnson. uresMrnt of the
BUte uulrl,s It cur. a hi
DltaW i
lsae.1
-uirb after tw. otlr rrrtcriJe
had fallen. Likewire two of bia lltthr
Klrlsusvd Ittocttrethtiircouabs. airs
Mark Bailev. wife f Prof Bailey
eut ii. to Prol Johusor, and r oia,
m nd it to all who swriar from colds,
and counts. For bgtw It acts like
rhaini, and can be inhaled Into the
i pipes or paasBiiss. where
rough runs can reaih
ether
AJfTtTV-i5ow te psaatsra. Wsedle A
I THE DAY IN CONGREiSS
j President Uairison Sif-I tit
Oliver Bill
I IT MOW BKCOMK8 A 'Uff.
fa
appiDprlatfotis fir tka Horthwaat,Caat
ammM enta lur QBBeiAl trs-
ssaVs ftuet.U
A
Washington,
nresidt nt tO-OaV
Julv
dr iiie
issued as oruer
tliat li.e nag- ue uispiayeu nwi
nisst n all the executive epnt
menta in Washinto.i until alter
me fuueri 1 of General Fremont.
In tli- senate sundry civil bills
weie taken op a..d many Atnend-
ments agreed to. Among them
V . . . r i: i J a. i i.
i were the loiiowine: for cum-
pitting light houst on Noithwest
.Seai Boctt, on 1'oinr hi. ueorge,
I California, S7,(Kt).
steam tender tor ser
rim light house dis-
Tt ndc-r I a r.iTiUi una eleventh
liglithoiin; distnot. 75,KiO.
l'..n.l.-r i..r tl-.. ihirtf-iith lifirht
' . t ,iv ..
Senator Frye to dav ret eived a
letter from Secretary Blaine in
re uy cpaunv
point of pioliihiiior . ihis one-
Bided C"
iiuieice. says tne ecie-
jtaiy, will -eriouBly injure the
j shipping routes whiih are Ht ill iu
jAmeiican hands. It w'iild cer
Itainly tie very extraordinary
! policy on the part of the govern
i m ni juet at thia time to open our
market without ii charge of duty
! to the enormous ro of sugar
raiwd in ti. io 8pan sU lslaudit
oi Cuba and Coxta Rica, which
iurnifh thi Ihii'ed St.iteP with
u bout hull Uic Migar we c. nauiue.
; Hince we repealed th duty on
: e4lee in 1S72 we have iuiorted
the product "f Krazil to the ex
. tent ot JSIM.d06.rt00 and have Bold
' to her only l;"o, oo.OOO of our own
product. You can readdy fcj
liiiw different the results would I
; have been it in rett rn for ttie free j
t aduiie-ion of Biazilian coffee" in
?!oornift'lv ..u dhax -exacted I
i the r-. HdnuHHiun ot rertain I
i products of the
une Biaiiiii'n
United States in
Ibib enoi with hUgar,
to an
amount three tune as
larc as
tu-iih cort'.e. will close all onnor-
. tunitv to establish the reciproi ity 1
. ot tride with latin American.
Our foreign niitrket for brad
'fkUtTs grows narrower, (treat
Brnaiu i; exerting every nerve to
it ticur her bread sn pliet from
: India, and the rap d expannion of
wi-at in Rus.-ia gives tif a power-
. . . . . . . j.nKA..it.. . . i h a
.wttenaioiiof'oarmaiketb on both;
7.1 use everv vuuuiiuiiiu vi
Tie Oelebiateit Franch
r-SfCHE
AFTER
the vMinv urease! atOiar ssz wbatlMr
aniinriromlhsx'ltis'Of stimulots,
tobacco-t-r uiuia, or through j cutliful lnrtls
errtiou.ovsrUidulKfecc.etc, such sslonof
Brain Power, WakcH'osss, Bearinir Down
Pains In the Beck, ftaiiil skuas ,Hys
Urla, Hn ou Pros ration. Nocturnal Omis
sions, Uucorrbsr, Di-tlaosa, Wsak alsanory,
Loaaof Powsr hi id lB(Uncyf which If us
lacted often lfd to prasnaturs eld as and
Inaanity. Prtcs 1 a boa; BboxsA fr6.W
Sent by mall on ript of price.
A VHITTK& tJIjaBAMTBB to (rirw
with cvrv So order rea-'S.1, to refund tne
mooay M a Prranaeral nre i reteaTet ti.
woTthouai.ti.isottttmonlale ftoai old
and vounir. of both , who lars len
permanently c ureO by tbs ass 'f Apbroditin
Circular fre. Addreee
IHt A 111 MO MKOICINK CO.
Western Branch, Bos, 7. Portland. Oretton.
For sale if Fowoay A Mason, who eesleeed
ebvll iniimlrtt, AMin,'rrii.
nm m
For Female Ir
revvlarltisa; noth-
lnif likr tbernoe
the market, never
rail, auoceeeiaur
'used by prominent
lid lee monthly.
aiienate1 to re
lieve euriyresaei
DisriStruattun.
Dnotbe humbu.
d. Bars time,
Health and moaey.
Take no utner.
. Sent to any ad
ariws
freee
.y mail :n recelvt of prlar, tt 00. Ai
phre McellelarCesapasiT
Brn-h Boa . Perllsa"!. Or.
Ad
W,
Ssli by Feshey 4 Mkses, AlbsBy. Orsess
-r-vin mil . A Jerae cow. Well broke
C for town purya " Inqulrs at Orejon
Land Oemiuy's oftce.
tmwvn iwwr rT ATI 1.T TWO
OOOD
V .-.ii- .hut ia Tears oM.
who
I !tn.. to wt.ra. luquirw
aUttrsse Paesary.
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DRALSBS l
STVESL TlNWARc. HOUSE fURNlSHIKCS,
ManufacturerB of galvanized iron
rornice. Plumbmg a specialty
Givw tts a' call.
AT
s sr i
Fibers folia
of the American continents.
rreoident 1'ro Tempore 1 iga!!s
and Speaker Reed have sign d the
ailver bill measure, and has
been sent to the j -es:K--nt for his
approval.
The pr-.i.'r-nt approved ttie
silver bi'1 iiorne liaiely upon itn re
ceipt, nt the white hou-e.
UKPITT HRRIFF NUOT,
He Is fr'nially Woaodtd While Tr
liiK To Arrest Thier.
St. H i.k.n ? .J.dv 14. D p-
"ty iierifl t'?iH--.ll vard utteuapti i
el to arnf-i '!' i (Viin' tivlav f--r!
stealing a team oi noi.-H and oiig
t:y. Collins was sitting in the
bug y when the sheriff drove up
and ral'ed or him to utrrepder
wlien the fellow jumped from the
buggy and started to run, with a
shotdn in his hands.
Howard called :o hiui to stop or
he wonl t shoit, when the thief
wheeled. and fin dut Howard, miss
ing him, and continued to tun.
Howard and two others started in
chase, and Uollinh, Wing close
prpfBcd, left the road. Howard
attain called to him to halt and
then fired, hitting him in 'he
Miiklc. Coll iiir, wiit-ii Howard wa
wi'hin ih'teen feet of him, turned
and discharged titf remaining bar
rel of the shotgun full at the dep
uty's breast, filling him with
ueavy bird shot.
Though fearfully wounded How
ard knocked h.n.' .iown with his
gun and handculled him. V mo
ment later, when the n?Pt of the
party came up. Howard was
found lying acroVs the th'f-f's b.idy
weak from the loss of blood, ife
was taken to his home while Col
lins was lodged in jail.
Howard's wornds, it is feared,
are fatal.
STATE DI3PT0aE3.
A Hoy Drlokt (Jarbjliq Aetd A Totn.
krtttu-i at Halij-
Rohjbcho, Or., .Inly 14. Dick
Giblin, aged 2 years, while play
inu, picki'd up an dd bottle of
carbolic a.-id and drank a portion
of the content. Prompt medical
attention saved the hie of the snf-
ferer,
A Cranks Antlca.
Pkih, July 11. When President
Carnot was atont to enter Eli- e
palace thin evening a man stcn-1-
inn near' v tired a L-iin into
the air. -Up-m being takn into
custody he said he was a cheiniM
snd the author of insny inventions.
He bad Ijet-n out of emplovtneni
for ome time and wished to at-
tract the att-ntioii of tb- presi
flet;t and pubiii- to his case. The
police say the n-vo'ver was loaded
w;th bbink cd'tridges.
A FL'TILK CUAtK.
The Tain Kfforte of aa Artist te Cap.
tare a Rexl-Halrexl Model.
A famous painu-r, an enthusiast
in his ait, has a craztt for models
with rM hsir,ayy a New York
letter to the utica tJDserver. Me
was goin: a down-town street
w hen be happened to Bee a young
gi) I, the all-d.-'Si'ed 'ocsts 'Lurrying
ah ng wiiii a pi t -er o beer. Khe
was a sthkiiik, fp cimcn tu animal
beautv. and she did not seem to
have vry mucn to prutect tier
from the bieeze nesidei thi Hiik
inn calico wapier that drated her
tiue lorin. Itie moment tne ariist
caw her he . quickened his pace,
calling out a he approached :
"Hi tuere! you iiri: vou witn
red hair! Siop!" 3he gave a swift
looa over her shoulder, and teeing
a strange man making towards her
she began to run. The artist did
1 kewiee. Dow ii the street fl--d the
temlied girl, ner (acs growing as
white as miow and lu:r beer slop
pirnc over as she flew along. The
street boys joined in the chase nd
a Bouccuian ttuuaui: .oe airi a
thief, intercepted and brought
her to a halt- panting like a deer.
"I have done nothing," sue cried
glaring at the artist as he came up.
"lias sun stolen anytuing irom
you?" ahked the policeman.
' Oh.no, indeed," replied the
artn-t, "I never saw her netoie.
I only wanted to ask her to come
uo to mv studio and nose for aie
I am an artist , vou know, and I
need red hair.'
The bovs Bet a thout. The po
hceman looked at the arti-t as
thouith he were an escaped lunatic,
and called him a veiy eloquent
name. The sirl iu the mean time
tad recovered her breath, end
when the undaunted ariist a-ked
ii che was willine to nose for him
she declined in language that msde.
the gamins howl with delignt, and
nave the artixt a shock he will
never get over.
Fatal Train Aecidens.
Bloomfiklo. Ind.. July 14. A
substitute lor day's accommoda
tion train and a freight train on L
N. A. fc C. road collided ni-ar
French Lick this norniug. Both
were badly wrecked and a ooen
iiHssi-niicis and train men wore
hurt, some fatally. Passeng-r
Conductor Ciown.tiraut JohnsU-n,
ot Chicago, Engineer Whiteaell,
Ensrineer Hendnckson and Brake
ui-n Robertaon, are in a critical
condition. All the others hurt, it
is thought, will recover.
Tjs McKJaley lil".!.
Ixispon, July 14. At Shetlield
to-lay a meetiu oi 12,'H0. pic
sided over by ihe mavor, protestel
against the Mckinley bill and
urt-'Kd the government if it passed
to take protective measures
against it.
THE AWFUL CYCLONE.
Further Detai s of the Terrible
Storm in Minnesota.
LITBB
WCRt
liT.
la ' !t f ttb of tfcs 8;oria -It Uwspt
j.t.rjMs Bslotv It-AU Absbt
Th PisRttsr.
"Sr. Pai'l, July 14. A married
daughter of Mr. Good, who was in
tier lather's cottage when it was
ah-sir.iyed in the terrible cyclone
at Like Garvais, ' MinneitotA, tells
the following story :
Uui l.ai.iiy noticed the storiu
atiproachiug. Some of the house
hold suggested that we get into
the cellar. The storm looked as if
coming right down on th nouses nf
schurmeir and our. Alter a few
momenta tne gn at shining cl-md
reat:hed Uie center of the lake und
I saw the water divide and over
flow the banks iorty feet. Then
Mr.Ianaich's cottage was sttepi
away ; then our barn was thrown
bron i-i.le agaii si. the bouse, .lust
at this time my nusband threw me
bodily down the stairs, then he
threw Miss King and Mr. Mc
pherson, an'i jumped after them.
My tmsbaud tumbled down and
called the others to follow . The
building was crushed in upon us;
then portions of it hurled skyward;
trees were blown by. A huge ice
t heet fell into the cellar and pinned
ub all down. As we lay there we
heaid .scburmeir's houxe, about 15
feet from the other nouse, crash
and for 15 minutes the timbers
and f"rnit"ri o' both h -tires ''ere
burled about in the air.
After our release froii: the ellar
we hegan looking for the members
ot the fuiniiv. V e fc-unu them
st.aii.creu about. .Miss -Winnie lay
in the rod with har head cut and
mouth bleedir.it badly. Carrie,
her sister, lay pinned under a tree,
hurt internally. George Miller 1st
dead and mannled in the road.
His wife was al.-o hurried beneath
he wreck, hurt badlv. Mrs.
Hastings and daughter w ere badly
hurt.
TUS liEATU BOLL.
MfsapoiiH. Minn . In'v 14
It now appears certain thai at
eat 125 lives were lost, in the
disaster on Lake Pepin. About
nevent bodies have .tlreadi i een
recovered, and it is thought that
at le;ut riity more are fast in the
wn-ck at the bottom of the luke.
The liv. of the killed and injured
at St. i' ml does not. so far. ditfer
mattria ly fr i it at already sent
Jill. VIZ: aaVC klllt I U1U a dOaC'U
injured.
During the night fifty-five
bodies were recovered. "This
morning up Pi l' o'clock seven
more had been taken out. At
half past 10 the bodies of a woman
aud ihiici, tv which ropes bad
heen attached, were drawn from
the water. The child was the
iaugh'.cr of John Winters, of
Redwing. Fred fcie es. s ilar-k-smith,
wa-r talrnn out a few min
utes later, making a total of sixty
five, or probably about half the
total number drowned.
From early morning a patrol of
rowb -at was kept up all over 'he
neighborhood oi the wreck looking
for bodies. Several were found
that way last night, and a small
bor was found floating, yelling,
three miles down the lake from
the scene of the di.-aster. Battery
A, f Sr. Paul, kept up a cannonad
ing during the day, trying to raise
the bodies, wiih sueoee.
i'ugs this morning pulled out
the shattered wreck of the Sea
Wing, releasing three bodies, one
woman aud two young men.
Alice Palmer, of Trenton, wa" one
of these, but the two men had not
been identified up to 1 o'clock.
That makes a total of sixty-eight
bodie nov found.
Estimates vary aa to the total
number of dead. There were
over 200 on the steamer and the
barge when they started to return
to Reiving, very few remaining
behind on account of the storm,
although many protested ag inst
the proposal to steam up the lake
in the face of such gales as w ere
then blowing. Of the whole
number it is positively known thai
about 50 people were sved.
More may have escaped, but only
this many are kncn at th.s i..ne
to be safe. That, would leave
about 161 victims, but every oue
Hopes the nnrabv may not o y-r-yond
125. This nu-nher is stii! iu
.he wreck, and a great many are
in the iottoin of the lake, where
the g.tle first struck the steamer.
Just how many will not lie known
lor some time yet, posibly for sev
eral days.
HOW THE PISA8TEK OCCL'BUKP.
Lkk City, Minn., July 14.
surrounded by. beautiful blufft
and farming landa, Lake Pepin's
unruffled surface gave to-day little
evideuce of the fierce struggle
with the elements and of the
death playing fury of lh: sloi.u
that raged off this city last night.
t tin "ca'cniv s not o' iarn
bursied Uon this region one of the on the coast aud give San Fran
severt atormi known in its his- cisco a competing road. The cost
tory, and the lo-8 of lifo is proba- j would be enormous hut the Oregon
biy greater than any other single Navigation company ha money
calamity l hut ever visited any prt ami 1 sec no reason why the eclieniH
of the Northwest. The excuision cannot be carried out. Tho subu-ci
at a i.er be Wing, of Diam.-nd
blufl' had carried a party of 200
or more excuraionUts from Red
n mg to tne camp of the First
Rv-gitnent, Mionef.ita National
tiuarls, just bd.w this city, which
was coming to a close. Capt-in
Wetheren prepurnd io return with
a boat load to their homes. At
about three o'cloc k the cteamer
started off up the lake towards
Red Wing, nearly 200 passw'ng re
being on hoard. The wind was
blowing a gale- A point of land
runs out from the Minnesota
shore acrom froiu what is knuwn
a1- Maidkn rock'. To pas around
this point it was neceary fr the
steamert Wirn r lightly toward
eh" WJa-.-or.Bin rhorr, nrd a" :m
mense hurricane rvized hold of the
already struggling and cracking
vessel and twisted tier out of con
trol. Her engionT and craw tried to
bea h her, but failed and over rhe
went wiih her great load of pas
senger. The barge, Jim Grant,
whu-b was in to w, add on w hich
about one quarter of the people
had crowded, ww also seized, her
-iwniiig being t-rustied in and the
passengers thrown into the waT.
This happened just below the
point, and as le helpless hulk
drifted before the trale the steamer
rivhf.'d her.-U for a munieut, hut
in .mother niOineut sh was keeled
over. The b;rge broke loose and
dri:t-l down opposite (own and
'hose on board were rescued. The
steadier drif'ed in hack of the
point and sank,
saved, however, and
01 the melu'iere of
cannot h too hi:ilv
Many were
the heroism
tne -oscuer
h'rai8.''.i
Sixty-.-ight bodies !ad leen
covered and identified when
the
search was discontinued for to
night. How many more are lust
ia a matter of uncertainty, but it
i fear-'d the number will reach
100.
Aa soon an ord reached the
mintury camp volunteers were
called for and every one volun
teered. Adjutant-General Miller
at once took charg.-ol the regiment
and negun the work of rescue,
ijsd exjerienoes weie rtrv.
Many parents who -tad children
ii-is-iug ana other secple looking
lor trieiiu and relatives ran uy
a-'-l owu Hi- beach ail nigi-T and
to-dy inqiiT'ng if nny more
bxties had h-eu c'ver-d and for
itir Uiame f toe ioentineij d.'-ad
Captain Witheren. proprietor
and co.niuander of the Se.i'Wln.
ha feen severclv haerne.l bv eiti-
! zens and o! hers lur w hat they al-
teiai: tvj Vts oi'irti cliUi.OHi iKii
e':ee on i.is piirt tl; pU:hug out
i nt t the hike witn such a crowd
when the stay looked so threaten
ing. The captain's wile and three
children lost their lines.
Minnu KU l.ix, i i!) 14. At an
-ar:y hour this morning a - rres
pondent o: the Associai-'d i'ree
wen . t ihe ccene : ih .errible
cyclono sinng ihe stiore of Lak
i :.--rvaiiO'. A scene of (tevavation
m-. ni- eye. t Kohlm.-iin's ho
tel Alias Meias i suffering intense
ly from a wound in the chest ma te
by an ron spike, . whii ii was
diiven almoft thiough her body
.,f.ri f eem-ery i 'mp--")ibli.
J. H. richurmeir has recover d
sufficiently to be gbie -to recite
what he k. ows ci.iicerijin,- ibe
storm. They hai notieel the
storm brewing and as it came on
them he had rushed to clowi a iu
dow which the storm had blown
open, and tho next thing he knew
he was whirled about in a rapid
rate. On coming i his senses he
found hininelf near the e !e of tne
lare making bis way up front the
lake, when lie came across th re
mains of his son-in-law Milier.and
afterward" those of Pete, ihe
coachman, lie dues not know
aoyt'iing of those in the cr ttage
with him after he had risen to
close the window.
The storm struck a French eet
t eme'.t hal: a mile north of Little
Canada, demolishing five houses
and slightly injuring the occu
pants. OKKOOSi UAILBUADA.
AseUier .tue from Albany
vatinlna .
b-.K Frocisco, July 14. .'. R.
Bently.a business man' of Portland,
is in the city and to-day said:
"Tttre i" a yood deal of railwt.y
hiiiiding be:ni done in the north
west at pi esent . The Oregon Rail
way & Navigation compauy is
doing a large part of the building
and, by the way there is a gieat
deal oi ta.a about mi company's
purchasing the in Francisco' A.
Norib Pacific Coast railway and
extending it North from Uki'ah.th
pre-ei'.t enn, t Atoiia ii J Pci.
iatid. Th-- abov.i mentioned com
pam has a reprerentative in .New
Yor k ai present and it is sure that
an olfer has been made for the
property. The road will be paral
lel with tne Southern Pacific Co. s
line aud in cous'.qaence be handi
capped for h eal trai . c. The road,
however, would not depend on tho
coast tra die for its revenue entirely.
I It would buiid branch n.ies to the
i interior irnu even- available nint
'as. ! iprtin T lri-K ti. & bai .a t 'a-
from Ukiah to Astoria, from Cres
cent Ci-i to Graft's Pass, tapping
tne ttogue Kiver vaiiev and Irom
t oos Bay to Uoseburg, fri-m Yav
ouiua Ba to Alliany and Blem
The construction of '. he line would
c-e- up one ot it'e rich -a: scct:ou.-
is causina a great deal of talk met
now in Portland and nearly every
one thinks tuat more wiil come of
1 it than talk. J
CHINA iS ANGRY
And Will hetahate bjf Czcludin,'
Americans.
X WUkiA HOB ti It DDF OlO.VOO.
A Big Matt Kceti of ugl!tb--a .
is Pretest Against (he XsElaasy
X-rif Bill.
Ueaeral Preeaeat'a raaerat.
Nw YofiK., Julv 14. -The pal!
lieurere at Gen. I remont's tu::vral
will be Genera.'. Sherman, Ger.cral
Hovard. Col. Floyd Clarks.,n,
commandr of 'he department of
he state ot NVw York, i. A. R.,
and four rrrreventatives of tl:-e
pioiner anSm iati-ui of t''ahiornia.
The funeral w ill occur to-day.
Nrw Ykk, July 14. Frink G.
Carpeiit ;r. in a leitei to the World
says tha' "D interview in Chi"
with viceroy, Li Hung Ch;ing. the
vi.-eiov riaid : ,
"I wisti vou would say lor toe
throng1, y'iiir n.-w.-paper, to the
American p. ople t; :it it the exclu
ui.n et ne not reieale.i we sh..'l
certainly a Wise our irovernniert
ia exclude Americans Imiu China,
snd I tiiink -hall e justitir-l
in htict; action. Yon tn.ty amplify
t'.is statement, and may maki it
as s.iv-uj; uo you please, and I tiuet
your paper w'H put it in so strorg
a light that the merican p?ople
will do justice t our people."
A BOLD KOBHKKY.
A Wwaas Robbed of a Hatrhel
C'antalolnr OMI.OOO.
Omaha, July 14. Mrs. Floretta
Rust ell, of Ottawa. Kansas, caint
here Saturday and cashed a draft
for $10,000. which rlu- placed m a
satchei. As she was tioing down
th --treel :wo men Kraiibed her
grip uud ran ?-he knew them as
John Rush Aiid James Ho.'&n. of
Ottawa, who came ihere on to
satie train with her. Homii has
been car.tnl.
Deetru)a-t by Fire.
Dallas, Tex., 'July 14. Th
building ot-cupie-t byth general
ro:ul and the adjoining building
whs detrved by lite tais oiorn
ing. emaiiing a loss of $150,000,
fully in -ii red.
Mr. -iroai.ar nutt the Miblck.
A bootblecj walled into the
office jot Mr. Armour.. He had
none of his outiit with him, but
ths- b-v-tbl.i-li wie . .-tam?ed
in the f;tcr an I all over bim. He
vent to ti-e gate ' w here- a guard
stands between his lost uud the
greatest pucker in the worid.
"Were'tde oie man?" asked
ihe urchin.
The guard tolo the t-oy to get
out.
"You tell de oleman dat I want
to nee him. I want to see him
alone. I don't want to bcslder you
ii-r dc ole irun. But I want to
se de oh- man, an 1 w.ant' to see
him right otf.''
Mr. Armour at bit desk over
heard the ragged urchin. "'let
that by come in here." h- called
lo the y uni- man on the gnte
The urchin aporact:ed in a busi
nesslike way. There were no pre
liminary compliment.
-iy," spoke tne nrfhin. '"I took
a nap out rleie in de ulley. an
w'i!.- 1 was asleep some i" dem
kids from de Hoard o' Tiade come'
along and sw iied m kit ait' I'm
rhort."
Mr. Armour handed the boy
two silver dollars aud told him to
go. But the boy h.inded back one
of the dollars, and eaio :
'Idoan wa-.tbutone. I'mgoin'
to pay it bark. I alius keep my
head above water."
The Oi-gon Press As-t-iation
meet in anirta' ssaiou at Port
land next m mtii. ar-1 arrai ge
ments for the me ting ae .diva :
beiuu' made. It is ho:ed o make
this hy tar the most intiresting
snd valuan'e cuvention the
editors 'M the state have uiveii
since the n ganizatioc ot the as -
ciation a few years agr The orti -
niittee oi. pr-gainme prviniaeHotne
numlsers of reai tnei;t, and the
eva committees are -eing
no- rr--': toe'. tion and reminded of
their dutie tv the president,
Chares N'i'-f-el'. of Jackson
i-oltowi1 g i lie m.-tir.K there will
very likelv be an excursion to As
toria or the cO" st at some poiut
eiaily accessible.
-t e urrala Itear.
Atiy'Hx'y ran t-!Uh aeold tbl kind
wr-her. Tbt 'roubV '-s to let ;e,
ikr tue oo who eauifb: lio War.
W ad, .pr out readt-ra to itircbw ot
f.Wt-la A MkiOtl a tlott-a- ill alit
-V'.itf, the Cailforuia K.:L... - l uiai.
on, .-ubui:i, hroLcbioK, . ouii1- ana
Ci-ou Cr sod k ep It bdv. Tis
pi. to tb tatc anil d. aUi v tbr
atiore f-oiiplninle tkild it P. Oil
bot:.' r 8 i.r -i 5U V foirln at.
R-ttirv given iniiaediaU relief. TLe
t,'tavrrb.t !; a awti iliar.-e 'j
tlo Ltsaibk anc i-euviiatli. ustur-.
Ule it a trial, ix tc aitbh lrcUuut
1 '.k ;- br aail $1 1' . .
You cannot accomplish any wo k
or ' ri''s iiai.-J 'ju feei well.
If-kOtifel i:.'.! ut tued out
' like Dr. J. H. McLean 'b fcarr .pa
rilla. It will give you ialu,
etrength and vitality. Foahar A
tvv I
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